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Journal of Materials Processing Technology ELSEVIER Journal of Materials Processing Technology 50 (1995) 17-38 NUMISTAMP: a research project for assessment of finite-element models for stamping processes E. Ofiate*, J. Rojek 1, C. G a r c i a G a r i n o International Centerfor Numerical Methods in Engineering, Univ. Politbcnica de Catalu~a, Gran Capiti~ns/n, 08034 Barcelona, Spain Industrial Summary This paper describes the objectives and current status of the research project NUMISTAMP currently under development at the International Center for Numerical Methods in Engineer- ing of (CIMNE) located in Barcelona, Spain. The aim of this project is the assesment of different finite element models for simulation of sheet stamping processes. The models currently ana- lyzed include: quasistatic viscoplastic flow and elastoplastic solid models and explicit dynamic models. Both shell and continuum elements are considered in most of these cases. The paper presents an overview of the basic features of the different models. Examples of application including some benchmark test cases proposed at NUMISHEET are also presented. 1. Introduction Considerable effort has been made in recent years in the development of numerical models for analysis of sheet stamping processes. The intrinsic complexity of these problems due to material and geometrical nonlinearities, contact and friction effects and time changing boundary conditions